restregar, to rub. resucitar, to resuscitate, revive.

While in camp it is a good plan to rub them with deer, or pig, or tiger fat, as it keeps them from cracking.

doch strahlet Rub' and Zuversicht Und Siegesglanz sein

Perhaps they won't turn out so bad, especially as they'll rub one another's corners down, and mutually rectify mistakes.

You had all some of the crackling and brain saucedid you remember to rub it with butter, and gently dredge it a little, just before the crisis?

Do not rub the eyesespecially the sighting eye.

At times the gleam of the brasswork would exercise the same hypnosis over his senses as the scintillation of the jewelry counters of the store, and he would rub his hands crisply together.

"When you pleased you always rub your hands same as Mister Prather," observed Firio.

It is a good plan, after use in the wet, to rub the surface of the strings with a little beeswax or varnish.

I like to imagine what such a fellow would do with a long tail if he had ithow he would wind it round each leg in turn, rub up his back hair, and describe figures on the floor.

When they grew bigger, and wanted to smell nice for going to church, the thing was to rub oneself with a little tansy that grew on the hillside.

And yet he was not above such simple ways as going up the hillside for tansy to rub with so as to smell nice in church.

At all hours of the day, the mothers rub their children with oil or water, and thus assist nature in forming their constitutions.

The bunches of paddy are spread on mats, and the Sumatrans rub out the grain under their feet, supporting themselves, for the more easy performance of this labor, by holding with their hands a bamboo placed horizontally over their heads.

He cried so convulsively, so hard, that he didn't register the moment when she stopped and began to rub his shoulders, comforting him.

Oliver held her head back and continued to rub.

"Of course he's had Tiff'ny rub it up.

For choice and pith of language he belongs to a better age than ours, and might rub shoulders with Fuller and Browne,though he does use that abominable word, reliable.

"The nine oils, sir, to rub father with.

The spreading bottom, having served its purpose, finally disappears, and the generous tree permits the now harmless cows to come in and stand in its shade, and rub against and redden its trunk, which has grown in spite of them, and even to taste a part of its fruit, and so disperse the seed.

Don't rub it in, dad.' Lord Pinkerton looked at her, with his whimsical, affectionate paternity.

Every morning she used to rub them well and trim the wicks.

Jones caught him, tied him up, and for two days, at intervals, continued to flog him, and rub salt into his mangled flesh, until his back was literally cut up.

But a city is not a city, nor, in its own degree, a suburb a suburb, without inhabitants; and while to a mind like that back of the Acre Hill Land Improvement Company it is seemingly a moderately easy task to lay out a suburb in so far as its exterior appointments are concerned, the rub comes in the getting of citizens.

Yes, yes, we shall rub on main well together.